>> britt: no, i don't.espect his drive and his commitment to continue with that protest, or you know what i don't. because i did when it was initially happening but then when he wanted to get another quarterback job in the nfl this season, he told media outlets he would stand, so really, his position changed when he needed to get back into the nfl. it's a convenient truth people are leaving out, so i think that needs to be remembered and i don't think he's on that level, again let's look at current athletes that are doing more to unify americans who are standing for the anthem, standing for the military and let's look at the example they set. >> liz: meantime let's take a look at this video nba celtics star kyrie irving giving his jersey and shoes to two soldiers in the crowd. what do you think, should more athletes act like he is? >> britt: absolutely. i was so touched to see the still photo of that happening. the women and the expressions on their faces it was just pure joy and he sought them out from wha

let's check with britt arenas.come back to mad money good to see you i usually don't talk about the company but i find there is a gulf between what stock and company's doing, that may be the widest i've seen in a major company. can you explain it >> i hope so, but i'm not sure i really can wall street's a funny place sometimes. the fundamentals of our business are incredibly strong. we have a base business, a fundamental business, it's grown double digits with long durable assets like botox, eye care products so the issue was we had a few padding clipsz they're real, important and significant but we will manage through them it's part of being a bio company. i think we have reset some expectations, we've been very transparent around the impact of the loss ex clues sift for the drugs and we will get through it >> i thought what's most important is you basically said listen, 2019 without restay sis is going to be up here from now. a lot of people worried 2019 was going to be a down year. >> that's correct and that's b

the presenter is britt brittni chacuata. >> good evening. my name is britt brittni chacuata, and earlier this year, the citypassed ab-2008, and in some ways, it surpassed our legislation, so this is really an amendment to the local ban the box to update and come into compliance with the state law, nsu, key wave, and then, tighten up some language where there wasn't clairity in others, so as mentioned right now, now, we will be covering things that are -- that have been decriminalized, such as possession of -- misdemeanor possession of cannabis, so even if you were arrested and/or convicted for that in the last seven years, which is a part of the look back period written into our legislation, an employer -- a prospective landlord can't ask anything beyond seven years, but even if those seven years, you've been convicted of something that's now decriminalized, that's something that's covered in the fair chance ordinance. we are reducing the number of employees an employer must employ from 20 to five. we're unbundling the convictions, so for ex

bill britt, thank you so much.ext couple of weeks. >>> all right, president trump causing some confusion over his tweet claiming to turn down "time" magazine's offer to be person of the year. the president tweeting this, "time magazine called to say i was going to be named man/person of the year like last year, but i would have to agree to an interview and major photo shoot. i should probably this is no good, took a pass, thanks anyway." guess what, "time" shot back saying, "the president is incorrect how we choose person of the year. "time" does not comment on our choice until publication, which is december 6th." president trump was named person of the year in 2016 following his victory over hillary clinton, and we won't know this year's winner for another 11 days. >>> all right, still ahead, a north korean soldier flees the country under a hail of bullets. his brazen escape all caught on camera. what life is like for him now after carrying out what some have called a real suicide mission. but he lives to tell the

this is definitely the britt site to see.ll right, now to hong kong, how do celebrities and the uber rich get around a city large? they take to the skies. the best way to experience hong kong is to walk the streets and be among the locals. the best way to see the stunning landscape? by air. >> you look at cities like new york, toronto, and chicago, and hong kong, it has that kind of sky. >> a-listers like tom cruz and david beckham have taken flights from the peninsula rooftop to get the all-star metropolitan view. operating off of the peninsula hotel has to be one of the most unique opportunities as a pilot. >> starting here at the china clipper lounge. located on the 30th floor with the views of the harbor. it's 3, 2, 1, takeoff with michael wong at the helm and n mansion and millionaire style, he is a celebrity. >> i did a film with jean claude vandam. when he is not on a set, he is in the air. it's his passion. and we are lucky enough to get the one on one tour. >> i'm looking forward to it. okay. >> it's exciting. >> get

, britt cavanaugh, a bush appoint appointee, kevin newsom, and patrick wyrick. he's a new appointee to oklahoma's supreme court. so that gives a list of 25 nominees to choose from. the federalists society is meeting in washington this week. don mcgann is about to give a speech regarding this organization. amy barrett has large support from catholics, even though that was a point of contention. >> john, in the minute or so we have left, back to the tax issue. we've seen zero evidence that any democrats would in fact work with republicans. there has to be wrangling going on with these half a de-sen republicans who are on the >> there's no question. you're twisting arms of republicans as much as you are trying to cajole democrats. i mention heidi heitkamp and joe manchin that said there's some aspects of tax reform that they would like. heidi heitkamp appeared on the stage in north dakota. if you have to arm wrestle republicans, democrats are the least of your worries. rick? >> thanks, john. we appreciate your time. we'll have much on the tax bill and the other new

bill britt, thank you so much for the unique perspective on the ground. we appreciate it. >> kristen, thank you so much, kristen. >> thank you. >>> and we want to turn overseas now, president trump is continuing his tour of asia, landing in vietnam overnight. he's just wrapped up a dinner there with world leaders. and my friend and colleague, peter alexander, working around the clock, is traveling with the president in vietnam and is joining us now. peter, obviously all eyes were on this potential meeting, pulled aside with vladimir putin, will it or won't it happen. what is the latest there? >> reporter: well, it's a good question. the president is here until 4:00 p.m. our time tomorrow. so the potential still exists for some kind of pull-aside between the two men. as we understand it, they are among the world leaders who are enjoying a cultural performance at the economic cooperation summit. so it was a short time ago as they arrived that presidents trump and putin in the same place at the same time for the first time in four months shook hands before t

we get a shield of high clouds but in general, more sunshine than we had today and the next donna britt -- the next chance for rain is sunday. tomorrow increasing sometime in numbers above average. san francisco 68, and the south bay, clouds start out in the we top out in the mid-70s. over and east bay, temperatures in the low 70s and sunshine coming up. in the north bay, it will be nice with 68 san rafael and 72 mill valley, 69 santa rosa and in ukiah, 68 degrees. sunshine the theme of tomorrow and saturday but increasing clouds lead to rain coming into the bay area. not a huge gully washer but more than a few tenths of an inch before we dry out monday through next thursday. >> we will take it.>>> deflated, the mishap at the macy's day parade. >>> here are tonight's guest on the macy's thanksgiving day parade marched, rolled and soared through manhattan this morning. smooth going, until... a gust of y cane balloon >>> in traditional style, the macy's thanksgiving day parade marched and soared through manhattan. going until a gust of wind blew a balloon into a tree branch. it popped nea

here to help us answer that is bill britt, editor in chief of the alabama political reporter. bill, great to see you again. back in september you commented on roy moore, someone you have covered for a long, long time. this is what you said. years of observation has given me some measure of insight in how to discern good and evil by a person's actions. moore is many things. he is not a crook and he is a good person. that was back in september. given the news that broke overnight, what's your assessment this morning? >> well, john, thanks for having me on. it's always wonderful to have my own words come back at me. i get to eat them often. one of the things about this allegation that anything like this is troubling. we don't want to think about anyone taking advantage of a young girl or young boy in any situation. so these are serious allegations. however, i have never heard this before. there was some whispers we now hear about judge moore dating young women. but having been an investigative reporter in this state, having good investigators work with me, this is all new news to

britt, is the rain going to be falling tomorrow morning when people are headed to work and school? an atmospheric river remains on track to impact the region from late this evening into thursday. rainfall will increase in coverage and intensity late this afternoon and evening over the north bay with southerly winds also becoming breezy to locally gusty. this will then shift southward through the san francisco bay area overnight and into thursday morning producing locally heavy rainfall at times. rain will then push into the monterey bay region after sunrise thursday morning with lingering showers into (grant) with this series of storms taking aim at the bay area...it's important to slow down and be extra careful when driving. kron-4's hermela aregawi joins us live tonight from berkeley where c-h-p officers are reminding drivers to be carefull tonight hermela? how are conditions out there? (hermela aregawi)the rain has been coming down steadily in berkeley. for about the last hour or so now it started with just a sprinkle around 6:30, dried up for a bit then picked back up. the road

britt, is the rain going to be falling tomorrow morning when people are headed to work and school?emains on track to impact the region from late this evening into thursday. rainfall will increase in coverage and intensity late this afternoon and evening over the north bay with southerly winds also becoming breezy to locally gusty. this will then shift southward through the san francisco bay area overnight and into thursday

. >> that's a picture of her and britt. >> that's not actual picture. >> of course, people had a field day with this posty selfies older than paris's pictures some before she was born. >> here you go. >> this is the selfie -- >> if you're here this is action. >> they do have one of the two of them. but -- >> 11 years going. >> that's what it said. >> 11 years ago. >> i've seen it i'm questioning that was first severally. super-duper famous celebrity selfie. >> maybe with a cell phone perhaps. >> cell phone. >> we used to use regular cameras and turn it around and take the picture when we with were not so old cool. >> and getting down with kevin mccarthy on netflix and taylor swift reputation making history again continuing to make history again. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart. ♪ (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifte

there is an expectation the britt wills move on it when it comes to the border, another problem for may. she will sit down on monday with european business leaders, trying to calm their nerves about this issue we have heard from them saying they are concerned about what will happen when the customs union departs or takes base. they are worried about increased tariffs, can't afford the rate they are expecting ford concerned about rnd employees and saying they are expecting to spend more money on things like warehousing when it comes to dealing with problems they are concerned about >> thank you for that update let's talk about it with richard, who joins me in the studio now thank you so much for taking part in this riveting discussion we don't know where it is going. theresa may had a difficult week what is her biggest headache the cabinet reshuffle or the brexit talks >> the government is in a state of crisis, resignations and more cabinet ministers under pressure we are not scheduled to report he went out. you know, ever since the government lost majority, we have had a week year with

>> i believe in american exceptionalism just as i suspect that the britts believe in british exceptionalism and the greeks believe in greek exceptionalism. >> laura: i still can't believe that sound bite. and xi knows that trump would never prostate himself and apologize for america either. >> the early decisions we made, that you're starting to see some restoration of american's standing in the world. there's been times where american has shown arrogance and been dismissive. the united states is still working through some of our own darker periods in our history. we've at times been disengaged and at times we sought to dictate our terms. >> laura: the bottom line is this: a lot of the armchair quarterbacks have needled the president's every move from coy ponds to japanese cars. before we take advice from people that ran american pristine and power into a ditch, maybe we should consider that trump is doing something different. he's projecting american power with a lighter touch and connected with the chinese by honoring their history and appreciating their hospitality. that might not be a b

we are thankful to be a part of it and to be here as a britt, very nice indeed. >> i saw, you know, 70 70 years i mean, your royal family, they are -- they're pretty magnificent. did you see those shots? >> i have, indeed. congratulations to her majesty and the duke of edinboro 70 years is nuts. >> what's that >> fantastic. >> it's unbelievable i'm going to do that i've got a little problem since i got married at 43. what would that be 70 years that's -- >> god help zblu god help me. >> i want to be married 70 years. i would be 120 that's possible. >> 70 years is looking unlikely for me, too, joe i haven't even gotten to day one. >> you've got to get started you're not even on dating. >> looking forward to "squawk box" coming up orwi ehal coming up on "wlddexcnge," your week ahead and plenty of data we'll be back in a couple of minutes. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan st

his i'll couldn't a5 took off 17 minutes britt crashed. had flown as high as 1900 feet and as low as 11 feet skimming the water and flying in a circle. the final report though could take up to two years. >>> after five days of investigating police have made arrest in the stabbing death of 80-year-old robert girard the person they say kill him his granddaughter 21-year-old patricia dyson. sources are telling fox 29 that she says her grandfather physically abused her. investigators say surveillance video from the scene of the crime led them to girard's own granddaughter. >>> happening now, a new sexual harassment bombshell. charlie rose is suspended from cbs and pbs stopped production on his show after eight women tell the washington post he sexually harassed them. the women tell the paper they work on his pbs interview show from the late '90's to 2011. some going on the record with their claims. former assistant says he walk around nude in front of her while she work at his home and repeatedly called her at night to describe fantasies about

however, they have the union, britt, i contend if roger goodell says you know what?u don't stand, you are going against my decree, you deal with the american people. he is really doing it to save himself. i think in a way do you think he is taking a bullet for the union who will not agree to stand in the middle of the season? >> at this point, it's so late it would appear that way. we're getting into the last portion of the season. and this could have been done just like adam silver did with the nba. there wasn't an official rule. but he came out in front of cameras, in front of the media, and said no one would be kneeling. they have not had that issue. i think a lot of people don't necessarily agree with players wanting to take a stand. there are other ways to do that. fashion statements. community involvement which we have seen a couple examples of. doing it during the anthem is just creating division when a lot of people want to respect the military and it's tied to that. >> brian: only 11 playerss taking a knee or sitting or staying in the locker room. hopefully

britt, i don't know if you heard that, but now that the passions of the campaign have cooled, it's overand we can look at this in the clear light of postelection america. that seems like the campaign politicizing what should be a complete lean on political process of assessing whether information is secure, and that is seems like a scandal. >> it sounds like this man was doing what it was his job to do, which is to bring this information forward, and indeed, to take it to congress. he did it for other whistle-blowers, as he described, and he was doing it on his own and this case. expecting, as he naively did, that he was going to get a friendly, warm, reception with people eager to hear about this abuse, this gross mishandling of classified information, as he describes it. and you got these political actors on the hill trying to shut him down. telling him he should be concerned about the political implications. that is obviously haltingly improper. and it plays back into this question of, all right, hillary clinton is now gone, she's basically -- although she is writing books and giving

. >> another power player in the trump or britt wbit who also su from amnesia jeff sessions, we are now learning he had a role including a meeting with vladimir putin and another campaign adviser said he told sessions about his own russia trips. all of that even though under oath -- >> i have never met with or had any conversation with any russians or any foreign officials concerning any type of interference with any campaign or election in the united states. further, i have no knowledge of any such conversations by anyone connected to the trump campaign. >> well, let me just say this without hesitation, that i conducted no improper discussions with russians at any time regarding a campaign or any other item facing this country. >> on top of all of this, another clue that robert mueller is building an obstruction of justice case against the president, his son-in-law and adviser jared kushner has turned over documents relating to his role in the firing of fbi james comey. let's talk about the presz and inner circle. with me now is cnn crime and justice reporter. and so, shah mone, you sa

supposed to be given the right for actual suffrage and they were offered that and of course, the brittsand over. today it is less than 2% so the chinese have changed the rules. th that's a serious problem >> you were in vietnam apex, the president was there. it was a big trip and there was a lot said that was the one or two trade or take away from trump's trip, anything >> the ttp 11 as act on and not with the united states that's the single biggest take away from the trip look, i don't think trump made any particular missteps with the head of state. they all put on a big show forum and japan certainly did. the philippines certainly did and he's more than willing to be impressed with that. in terms of what did the americans come away from, we got some individual deals for american companies but there is no moving the policy ball on this >> i do think the formulation of the indo specific region, that's actually important and we'll see more of that at a time >> a quick topic do you think iran and saudi arabia will go to war ultimately >> no, i don't i think it is dangerous. lebanon. >> th

. >> i don't think britt claimed she invented it. i think paris did.other headlines first. 9:23. race against time to find that missing argentine submarine with 44 crew members on board. there's another set back this morning. officials now say underwater sounds detected over the weekend on monday did not come from the missing navy sub. we've also learned it's last communication was on wednesday to report mechanical break down related to the batteries. if the submarine did sing it only has enough oxygen to last one week. >>> former uber driver is accused of sexually assaulting a woman on the campus of american university. fox5 has permanently removed from providing uber rides back in 2015. the victim says the driver picked her up dupont circle area on sunday morning and sexually assaassaassaulted after force hf the vehicle once they got to au. >>> the justice department is targeting commune asian giant at&t suing to block their acquisition of time warner cable. the doj filed the lawsuit yesterday. the wireless carrier struck up the deal back in 2016doj